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World · 27 March 2026

Congress Urges Sarah Ferguson to Testify on Epstein

Congress Urges Sarah Ferguson to Testify on Epstein

Newly released Department of Justice files revealed Sarah Ferguson stayed in contact with Jeffrey Epstein even after his conviction. House Oversight Committee member Congressman Suhas Subramanyam called on Ferguson to give "sworn testimony" to Congress, stating she held "information related to the investigation." There is no legal mechanism to compel Ferguson, a British citizen, to testify. Her ex-husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has also been repeatedly called upon but has not responded.

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